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California Crashes Leave Two Dead, Several Injured

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A wrong-way crash on State Route 87 in San Jose late Sunday killed a man and left two women with major injuries. Investigators said a Honda driven by a 37-year-old San Jose resident was traveling in the wrong direction north of Capitol Expressway when it collided with a Rivian. The Rivian’s 79-year-old driver and 74-year-old passenger were hospitalized. The crash closed all northbound lanes for about 50 minutes; authorities had not said whether drugs or alcohol were involved.

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